Re: Irish to Japanese translator.

Dale D — Fri, 08 Mar 2019 17:31:00 GMT

Hello, Blaise,

Because you dealt so well with the subject of this forum, I have approved your post, with this caveat: You need to edit your post to remove the "Reference" to "Video production rates". This is a site for learning Irish, not one for advertising or promoting business, unless that business directly relates to learning Irish. Ordinarily, I would immediately delete a post with a promotional link embedded, but you show some knowledge of Irish and interest in the language.

I hope you understand my concern. I have to delete literally thousands of post attempts of people trying to promote products and use the site for advertising. I appreciate your understanding, and hope you will enjoy using the site to help in developing your skills with Irish.

Thank you.

Dale Dennis

Moderator

Irish to Japanese translator.

blaise84 — Thu, 07 Mar 2019 14:28:56 GMT

Dia dhaoibh, tá áthas orm bualadh libh. Blaise atá orm. Is Astrálach mé. Tá mé ag foghlaim na Gaeilge le cúig bliana is fiche anuas agus tá mé i gcónaí ag foghlaim!

(Hi, nice to meet you all. My name is Blaise. I'm Australian. I have been learning Irish for 25 years and I am still learning! )

Why Irish? I fell in love with Irish music (Clannad) and then I discovered the language that goes with it. I lived in Tokyo for sixteen years and made five trips to Ireland in all. (At one stage I was teaching Irish to Japanese students at a private language school in Tokyo.) Now I sing songs in Irish and play uilleann pipes here in Oz.

Let us know what sparked _your_ interest in Irish.

Blaise

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